tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post8491346797120550576..comments2010-01-12T23:36:04.797+05:30Dr. Atulhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10681738189784670227noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post-72737517995273530932009-11-20T22:33:07.761+05:302009-11-20T22:33:07.761+05:30Please refer to our new posts for calculations and other details. <br /><br />Can you give the reference where you read those 27 avasthas?Dr. Atulhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10681738189784670227noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post-54789809597246871132009-11-17T23:57:45.030+05:302009-11-17T23:57:45.030+05:30I want to know how it can be calculated.but I know well that there are 27 avasthas <br /><br />If any one knows post here<br />Thanks i advance.Searchengineshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18178901115270080840noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post-60700032971291254002009-11-09T23:33:19.183+05:302009-11-09T23:33:19.183+05:301) Shayan (lying down), <br />2) Upavesan, (sitting)<br />3) Netrapani, (Eyes and hands)<br />4) Prakash, (glowing)<br />5) Gaman, (On the move/walking)<br />6) Agaman, (coming)<br />7) Sabh, (attending an assembly) <br />8) Agam, (Returning) <br />9) Bhojan,(Eating)<br />10) Nritya Lips,(Desirous) <br />11) Kautuk and (Eager)<br />12) Nidr (Sleeping) <br /><br />These are the meanings of above said avasthas. I think you were referring to these. If you are asking about any other types of avasthas Please let me know. I do not know about them But I will try to find about them<br /><br />AtulDr. Atulhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10681738189784670227noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post-24967774332342603802009-11-09T23:19:59.348+05:302009-11-09T23:19:59.348+05:30Respected Searchengines,<br /><br />The avasthas you are talking about are mentioned in chapter 45 shaloka 30 - 155 in Brihat Parashar Hora samhita. But they are not 27 in number. They are 12 in number and when we include sub-avasthas then they are 36 in number. For details and for the method to calculate them you can refer to the BPHS. If you don&#39;t have BPHS I will send you a copy.<br /><br />I will give some brief here for you<br /><br />They are 12 in number as<br /><br />1) Shayan (sleeping), <br />2) Upavesan, <br />3) Netrapani, <br />4) Prakash, <br />5) Gaman, <br />6) Agaman, <br />7) Sabh, <br />8) Agam, <br />9) Bhojan, <br />10) Nritya Lips, <br />11) Kautuk and <br />12) Nidr <br /><br />They further have three sub states<br /><br />1) Drishti<br />2) chest<br />3) Vichest<br /><br />For further queries and doubts, feel free to ask<br /><br />AtulDr. Atulhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10681738189784670227noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6013932736256057459.post-56640630579109533572009-11-08T00:40:17.621+05:302009-11-08T00:40:17.621+05:30Ok your point is correct, I want to know 27 avastha of planets like bath, walk like that<br />If you answer my questoin then it would be great.Searchengineshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18178901115270080840noreply@blogger.com